Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-11
SOCIETY NOTES.
Secretary and Mrs Manning ana Nj.

SOCIETY NOTES.
Secretary and Mrs Manning and Miss Mary Man
ming called at the White House yesterday at half
past eleven O'Clock. They left for Albany In ths
| afternoon.
Representative and Mrs. James E. Campbell
have returned to the city from Old Point Comfort
Mrs. General Sheridan is in New York.
Representative, Mrs and Miss Scranton LETT tht
Hamilton on Wednesday, and have gone to Ole
Point Comfort for season.
Mr. and Mrs. stephen Vail have returned from
Old Point and are at Admiral Stevens.
Last evening o most delightful surprise mas
querade party was given at the residence Of Mrs
o. NJ. Huguely, 1915 5th street northwest, in Which
large number OF young gentlemen and ladies
took part. Many Of the costumes were very hand
| some and all were appropriate and tasteful
The ''at home" OF the National Rifles last eve
nlng was IN enjoyable affair throughout. Mrs
COL Brackett and Mrs. Morrill received the guests
who were introduced by Lieut.. Manson.
pretty wedding took place last evening at thu
Christian church, on Vermont avenue, the Rev. F
ID. Power officiating. The bride was Miss Ells
Walling, the groom Mr.. E. Sutherland, both Of th
city. The music was rendered by Prot Bischon
Ihe bride and groom entered the church unat
tended by usherS. The bride wore dress OF white
brocaded velvet and plain satin, the waist being
OF the velvet over white satin skirt The wa1S
Mas Mas cut u, shape with queen Elizabeth coia
waist In double cascade, and orange blossoms
The sleeves were cut short and flied in with lace
he psn vevet train M hung in rich folds perfect.
| around the edge The skirt was pleated on both
| sides, and formed v shaped front. The enttrt
% sort lacy
there between the folds OF the tule nestled spray!
of orange blossoms and smtlax. Filled In on tht
double cascade OF deep silk lace from the waist Il
the bottom OF the skirt On the left side was {
handsome spray OF .'Cape Jessamne" reaching
Vui n hOf + q fPlfn IND
the bottom OF the skirt was narrow quilting o.
white satin. A bridal veil, caught In the hail
with ~. s crescent pin and orange blossoms falling
pleted the costume. The only ornaments worn
by the bride were pearl necklace and diamond
earrings. The orange blossoms came direct from
Florida, especially for the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs
Sutherland returned to the residence OF the bride
and left later for an eastern trip.
Delegate Carey, who has been Ill with pleur1Sy
for five weeks, is able to walk about his room
AS soon as he is able for the journey he and Mrs
Carey will go to Old Point Comfort and Atlantic
City, and afterwards will spend while in New
YORK YORK city, re returning to their home In Wyoming
Miss Murphy, who spent the winter with hrs.
Sabin will go next week to Indianapolis to visit
the wife OF Senator Harrison.
Prof. L. G. Marini's annual mid-Lent ball to his
pupils, anticipated always with interest, will be
held March 18th at Masonic hall.
Hon. and Mrs. Henry Edwardes, OF the British
residence, on Massachusetts avenue, last evening.
The guests were Mrs. Hit, Mr.. and Mrs. Helyar,
Mrs. Mcpherson, Count Sala, Miss Howell, Sena-
tor Allison, Mr. Brown, Miss toring and MI. Rice.
Mrs Nathaniel Paige entertains small and
pleasant company every Wednesday, at Ka1ee
klatch, that Is the guests are to talk German and
eat black bread and sausage and drink eonee
Senator and Mrs. SpooDer win 90 to their home
in Wisconsin in few days, and. returning here
later, Will sail for Europe on the 23d Of April.
They take with them their three sons.
The British Minister and Miss West have given
two very handsome dinner parties this week. On
Mrs End1cOtt, Mrs James Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Edwardes, Mr.. s. Rice, Hon. Wm. Maxwell,
MT. and Mrs: John Z: Mclean, MIR: and Mrs. Ever
the guests to dine were Judge and Mrs. Batch
ford, Judge Gray, Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson,
General and Mrs; Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Mr.. de Struve. The table decorations were unique;
baskets OF maiden hair ferns, tied with very wide
Miss West Is the first to introduce the use Of rib
bons with flowers and ferns, which Is fancy
quite new from Paris.
Mrs. Whitney announced her formal return to
society last evening. at a most charming house
party, given by the Secretary in her honor. There
were about eighty people present. The toilets
were full dress for evening and all were very rich
and elegant. Mrs Andrews and Baron Zetwitz
rendered classical selections upon two pianos in
the salon. At IL O'Clock supper was served In the
dining room upon small round tables, at which
tho guests WtFp ali seated. A1Gef supper the
party returned to the music room, and the
young people danced the Virginia reel to the
music OF the piano. Some OF those present were
the British Minister and the Misses West, Mr. and
Mrs. King, Minister and MIS- de Reuterskiold Miss
Breese, Gen. and Mrs. Berdan, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Roosevelt, senator and Mrs Cameron and Miss
Cameron, Miss Matte Mitchell, Mrs. Townsend.
Mr.. Lee, Mr. Berry, Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. EdwardeS,
Mr: and Mrs. Heiyar, Baron and the Baroness
dItaJuba, Miss Endicott, MIR. Endicott, jr, Mr.
Rice, Minister de Strive, Minister Roustan, Mrs
Wright, Mr.. Harry Jones, Mrs. Vail Miss Vail, Mr.
Ward, Miss HOwels, Miss Clymer, Mr. and MrH
Everett, Mrs. Story, Mr. Weckherlin and Count
Sala.
Senator Payne and Mr.. James Hossack leave for
Cleveland Ohio, this evening.
The engagement Of Mr.. B. Il. Warner, OF this
city, to Miss Phillips, Of Fredericksburg, is an
nounced. The wedding Is TO take place In June